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Postgame reaction after Team Toews defeated Team Foligno 17-12 in the NHL's All-Star Game on Sunday

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SOUNDBITE (English): Ryan Johansen, 2015 NHL All-Star Game Most Valuable Player: "Yeah, you know what, it's been really cool. It hasn't hit me yet for sure, and this is something I'll remember for a very long time. We've been - I don't know, we've just been really enjoying every moment of this weekend, and just being in Columbus and in front of our fans and our first game, it really has been a very special weekend and something we'll remember for a long time."


SOUNDBITE (English): Ryan Johansen, Columbus Blue Jackets Center: "Yeah, to me it felt like I was playing a road hockey game with my buddies and I was pretending to be (Alex) Ovechkin and Folig's trying to be (Jonathan) Toews or (Wayne) Gretzky. It's so surreal. You never expect this to happen when you're growing up as a kid, and it hasn't been an easy road for both of us. A lot of hard work goes into this, and to share it with all our friends and family who made it into town, special is just the word that comes for me. It's something that we've had such a privilege to be a part of."

SOUNDBITE (English): Nick Foligno, Columbus Blue Jackets Forward and Captain of Team Foligno: "We're so proud of our city for showing that hockey is such a big deal here. For it to be the main focus and then for us to have been involved in it has been really gratifying for both of us. It's allowed us to get out in our community a little more than we've been able to and really thank the fans for all their support for us, and like he said, you see the kids, that was my favorite part, the red carpet yesterday, and then the two-hour signing that we did today, the kids looked like they were having a ball, and that's what we remember as kids, so it was really fun to kind of have that as our moment today."